Medical StatisticsSoldiers’ woes in a pie
In the early twentieth century, Chinese armies were badly lacking in medical care. The National Revolutionary Army of the Nanjing Government under Jiang Jieshi (Chiang Kai-shek) sought to increase the number of biomedically trained doctors and improve the application of scientific military medicine, including areas such as surgery, inner medicine, hygiene, and epidemic prevention. The […]In the early twentieth century, Chinese armies were badly lacking in medical care. The National Revolutionary Army of the Nanjing Government under Jiang Jieshi (Chiang Kai-shek) sought to increase the number of biomedically trained doctors and improve the application of scientific military medicine, including areas such as surgery, inner medicine, hygiene, and epidemic prevention. The […]
